#AA Pro and Win 4.0
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<a survey call I got from Autodesk one day about my feelings about online
documentation for AniPro,>
I got the survey call also. It took a while before I realized it wasn't
related to …
<Autodesk's interest in Mr. Kellerman [at least at one time — how did that
work out, Mr. K?])>
Funny you should ask ask Mr. R. I also felt I couldn't wait more to provide an
update, Here is what I said a couple of days ago in a different section:
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It's probably time I gave my ASOFT friends an update on my activities with
Autodesk. I've been waiting for something concrete to report. That has not
happened formally yet. However, it is almost certain to take place eventually.
Things just move a lot slower than I expected. Dare I say, should be soon?
I wouldn't be waiting, if it weren't for everyone who has expressed their
opinion of my work in this forum. Thanks again!
Meanwhile, I continue to enjoy the freedom of retirement. I've done a few
small commercial jobs and was asked to write something on Animator for a
newsletter that is going to be introduced at SIGGRAPH.
I am thinking of uploading some detailed tutorials as shareware.
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And, in case you missed it, I became a grand-daddy 6/15 at 12:41 AM.
Ed K
Naw, I saw the granddad bit ("E's very clean, isn't e?"). Congrats. It was a
girl, wasn't it? ("Did your old grandpa ever tell you about the time he had
Autodesk over a barrel? It was way back in '94 when the whole AOSFT forum rose
up, carrying me on a wave of support, right over the Autodesk
management-shuffling levies. 'Dang-nab-it!,' I said, 'You boys better use me
or lose me!' ….") <Read the preceeding in a Grandpa Simpson voice><g>
I'm glad that only good things seem to be happening for you. Keep us posted
(as far as your NDA will allow!).
Dave